Caught on adult web cam

Some viewers were disturbed that the image was caught on camera, but Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania spokeswoman Rachel Handel tells the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the feeding behavior was perfectly normal.

She also wrote on Facebook that “the eagles bring squirrels, rabbits, fish (and other animals) into the nest to eat multiple times each day.” Handel says the group couldn’t determine if the cat was a pet or feral.

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A live web cam in a bald eagle’s nest in Hays, Pennsylvania, captured the reality of the natural world for all to see on Tuesday afternoon.

Maybe people just want to travel virtually from the confines of their work cubicles and be pretty much anywhere than where they currently are, at work.

Hey, if you cant actually be in one of the most beautiful mountain towns in the world, you can at least travel their by wi-fi and hang out for the day and wait for something to happen, and anything presumably can or could happen, since itt really happening (as of yet).

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